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Thank you to Wayne Lumber & Supply for sponsoring this episode! Visit https://waynelumbersupply.com/ for more information and details.
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There is nothing quite like the feeling of stepping out into the garden and harvesting food you grew with your own two hands. In this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast, hosts Shelly Brown and TR Mahle sit down with two neighbors who are passionate about helping our county bloom: Cheryl Brendel, County Coordinator for the Greene County Master Gardeners, and long-time Master Gardener John Areford.
Whether you are trying to wrangle local deer away from your garden, curious about new pollinators visiting your squash patches, or dealing with a mysterious blight on your tomato plants (which is actually what first brought John to the program), Cheryl and John are here to show us that help is always just a phone call away. Best of all, the Penn State Extension Master Gardener helpline and community resources are completely free for all Greene County residents!
In this episode, we’re digging into:
> Rooted in Community: Learning science-based gardening knowledge and sharing it right back with neighbors across the county.
> Wild Neighbors & Garden Pests: How the shift in natural habitats have affected our local deer and wildlife populations, plus practical, real-world tips (like proper fencing) to protect your harvest.
> Insects, Bees, and Blight: A fascinating look at new native pollinators, like a newly discovered bee species attracted specifically to squash, and how to spot invasive plants and insects making their way into Pennsylvania.
> Growing Your Own Food: Why home gardening and programs like "Seed to Supper" are more important now than ever for local families.
To reach out to the Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Greene County, visit extension.psu.edu/programs/master-gardener/counties/greene
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducers: Vicky Hughes & Sandy WilsonHosts: Shelly Brown, Dolly Throckmorton, & TR MahleAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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Thank you to the Waynesburg Milling Company for sponsoring this episode! Visit https://www.waynesburgmillingcompany.com/ for more information.
Thank you to the Greene County Fair for sponsoring this episode! Visit https://greenecountyfair.org/ for information and updates on the event.
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August is just around the corner, and that means the Greene County Fairgrounds are about to come alive! In this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast, host Shelly Brown sits down with a wonderful mix of generations from our local 4-H community: dedicated leaders Tracy Cole and Robin Archer, alongside two inspiring local youth members, Lillian Cheek and Zach Butler.
In this episode, we talk about:
> Life in the Barn: Lillian shares the daily dedication it takes to raise and personally shear her lambs, while Zach walks us through the 16-month commitment of raising market steers (including working through a broken thumb right before a show!).> More Than Just Farming: Robin and Tracy discuss how Greene County’s unique county-wide clubs help youth thrive, exploring non-livestock projects like robotics, photography, sewing, and the leadership-building County Council.> The Business of Ag: How the 4-H "buyer's walk" teaches kids real-world salesmanship, public speaking, and financial smarts, plus how Lillian and Zach are investing their auction profits into savings and trading accounts for their futures.> The Hardest Part: A candid look at the emotional resilience it takes for these kids to say goodbye to their animals on auction night, and how that teaches them responsibility like nothing else can.
We wrap things up with a live rendition of the 4-H pledge and a message from Zach and Lillian to any local kids thinking about joining the club.
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducers: Vicky Hughes & Sandy WilsonHosts: Shelly Brown, Dolly Throckmorton, & TR MahleAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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Pull up a chair and join us for a fantastic conversation about heritage, safety, and community! In this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast, host TR Mahle is traveling down the road to sit down with Troy Kosal, owner of Reese’s Gun Supply, and Chad Bussey, the shop’s manager and expert gunsmith.
While they might be located in nearby Smithfield, the team at Reese’s has been a massive supporter of our Southwestern Pennsylvania outdoor and sportsman community for generations. With a family business history that stretches all the way back to the late 1800s, this local staple actually started out as a general mill (and even sold lawnmowers at one point!) before evolving into the premier supply shop it is today.
In this episode, we discuss:
> Deep Family Roots: How a 19th-century general store grew into a thriving business with nearly 20 employees, all while maintaining the tradition of taking Sundays off for family time.> Service & Safety: Troy shares how his military background and Chad’s experience in law enforcement shaped their passion for firearm safety, and gives us a sneak peek at the exciting classroom expansion being built right next door.> Hands-On Hospitality: Why the team believes in the importance of letting customers come in, ask questions, and actually hold a firearm before purchasing.> Behind the Counter: A look into their specialized services, from custom laser engraving to full gun cleaning and maintenance.
Connect with Reese's Gun Supply:
> Visit the Shop: Stop by and see the team in Smithfield, PA.> Call them at: (724) 569-9671
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducers: Vicky Hughes & Sandy WilsonHosts: Shelly Brown, Dolly Throckmorton, & TR MahleAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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It’s not every day you get to talk about a local business that has been a cornerstone of the community for over a century. In this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast, Shelly sits down with Mark Fox, owner and operator of Fox Ford, alongside Commercial Sales Manager Seth Wilson.
Both homegrown right here in Waynesburg, Mark and Seth share the journey of a dealership that first opened its doors back in 1912. Through generations of name changes, family transitions, and economic shifts, Fox Ford has remained a driving force in Greene County by lifting up the community through volunteer firefighting, supporting Waynesburg University, and other helpful acts of service.
In this episode, we discuss:> Steering Through History: How Fox Ford survived multiple economic hardships including World War II, the 2008 financial crash, and the unprecedented hurdles of the 2020 pandemic.> The Internet Era: A look at how the car-buying market has completely transformed, shifting from dealership-hopping to a digital-first world where high values and treating people right matter more than ever.> Hilarious Customer Tales: Mark shares some laugh-out-loud moments from decades on the showroom floor.> The Alaska Truck Story: Seth tells the wild tale of a custom truck buyer who traveled all the way across the United States to piece together his dream vehicle right here in Waynesburg.> Investing in the Future: Mark’s vision for adapting to modern times while keeping the dealership’s core spirit alive by investing in local families and serving the community at large.
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducers: Vicky Hughes & Sandy WilsonHosts: Shelly Brown & Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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If there's one thing stronger than a Keystone State storm, it’s the resilience of our local business owners! In this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast, hosts Shelly Brown and Dolly Throckmorton sit down with a true example of Greene County determination: Lisa Miller, the owner and operator of The ICE Plant in Greensboro.
Celebrating over 30 years in business, The ICE Plant is so much more than just a local restaurant, catering service, and wedding venue, it is a story of survival. Lisa shares the deeply moving history of how her family rebounded after losing their original restaurant in the devastating flood of 1985, and how she has personally guided The ICE Plant through fires, renovations, and even the literal definition of a "drive-thru" when a couple of cars accidentally crashed into the building over the years!
In this episode, we’re serving up:
> A Story of Resiliency: Lisa gets candid about the hardships of rebuilding, her personal mourning process after a devastating fire, and why she still rolls up her sleeves to clean the floors herself.> The Annual Car Show: How a small gathering of 30 cars thrown together in two weeks blossomed into a massive annual event hosting over 200 spectacular vehicles.> Mark Your Calendars: All the details for this year’s upcoming car show on July 25th, including how a portion of the proceeds goes directly back to supporting local and national charities.> On the Menu: A sneak peek at this year's highly anticipated food attraction—the walking meatball hoagie!> Looking Ahead: How the team continues to adapt, change with the times, and remain an anchor for the Greensboro community for as long as they are needed.
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducers: Vicky Hughes & Sandy WilsonHosts: Shelly Brown & Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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Thank you to Swiss Builders LLC and Chapman Insurance Agency for sponsoring this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast!
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Summer is right around the corner, and that means the return of one of our favorite local traditions! In this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast, hosts Shelly Brown and Dolly Throckmorton are talking all about the upcoming Sounds of Summer concert series.
We sit down with Eleanor Chapman from the Waynesburg Lions Club, alongside Tony Ross and Craig Hayward from the beloved local band, C&T Acoustics. Together, they share the wonderful history of how this event grew into a bustling, 11-week summer staple that draws hundreds of neighbors together every single week.
Event Details & Links:> When: Every Tuesday evening throughout the summer!> Where: Waynesburg Lions Club Park Amphitheater.> Get Involved: Are you a local musician looking to take the stage next year? The committee books over the winter, so listen in to find out how to connect with them.
Grab your lawn chairs, pack a blanket, and get ready for 11 weeks of great music and even better company. For more information about the Waynesburg Lions Club Sounds of Summer visit >> https://e-clubhouse.org/sites/waynesburg/
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducers: Vicky Hughes & TR MahleHosts: Shelly Brown & Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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In this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast, hosts Pam Marisa, Kent Marisa, and TR Mahle welcome Halie Gallagher, the heart and soul behind L&B Almosta Farm in Waynesburg.
By day, Halie serves our community as a school nurse, but at home, she and her family have cultivated something truly unique: a hobby farm dedicated to rescue, responsibility, and radical generosity. What started with just a few chickens has grown into a bustling sanctuary of over 60 hens, mini-donkeys, and fainting goats.
In this episode, we’re chatting about:
The "Almosta" Mission: Why Halie and her husband chose to provide fresh eggs to the community for donations only, teaching their young sons the value of giving back to those in need.
Rescue & Therapy: The moving stories behind their rescued horses and donkeys, and Halie’s firm belief in the therapeutic power animals have for those facing challenges like Alzheimer’s.
Hobby Farming 101: Halie shares practical advice for those looking to start their own "slice of heaven," from land requirements to the physical comedy of chasing down 60 chickens!
A Community Invitation: Their dreams for a future petting zoo and why their gates are open to neighbors who just need a little animal therapy.
Follow their journey on Facebook >> L&B Almosta Farm
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducer: Vicky HughesProducer: TR MahleHost: Shelly BrownHost: Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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Spring is in the air, and you know what that means...it’s time to get those mowers out of the shed! In this episode of the GreeneScene Podcast, Shelly Brown sits down with a true Waynesburg staple: Murray Hoy, the owner and operator of 4 Seasons Lawn & Garden.
As the only dedicated lawn and garden shop left in Greene County, 4 Seasons has a rich family history that Murray has carried forward from his father. Murray and Shelly take a trip down memory lane, including a hilarious story about a gift from Shelly’s early advertising days that almost landed them both in hot water! They also discuss the lady who needed her mower fixed just to feed her dog and tips that will save you a headache this summer.
In this episode, we’re digging into:
The 4 Seasons Story: How this family-owned business became the last shop standing in the county and the importance of "keeping it local."
Beat the Spring Rush: Why Murray’s Winter Service Special is the best-kept secret for keeping your equipment in check.
Expert Pro-Tips: Murray shares why ethanol-free gas is your mower’s best friend and why "one-size-fits-all" aftermarket parts usually don’t fit at all.
Mowing Like a Pro: The "One-Third Rule" for a healthy lawn and the secret to those perfectly striped patterns.
For more information about 4 Seasons Lawn & Garden >> 4seasonsinc.net
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducer: Vicky HughesProducer: TR MahleHost: Shelly BrownHost: Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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In this episode, hosts Shelly Brown and TR Mahle sit down with former Greene County Commissioner and retired military veteran Mike Belding to clear the air regarding one of the most talked-about topics in our community currently: the proposed Robena Data Center.
The historic Robena Coal Mine site is entering a new chapter under the ownership of International Electric Power, and with that change comes many questions. Mike joins us to separate social media misconceptions from the documented facts, emphasizing that even in a changing world, "the facts still matter."
In this episode, we discuss:
The "Bring Your Own Power" Model: Discover how the center plans to generate its own electricity using natural gas, ensuring that local residents won't see an increase in their utility bills or a strain on the local grid.
Water & Environment: Mike breaks down the data on resource usage, including the fact that the center’s daily consumption represents only about one minute’s worth of the nearby river's flow.
Community Concerns: We have an honest conversation about noise and light pollution, property values, and the legitimate concerns of neighbors in an area with no township zoning.
Economic Opportunity: The potential for 100 to 200 long-term, family-sustaining jobs right here in Greene County.
A Call to Action: Why "out of the box" thinking is required for our county to thrive, and how residents can form committees to ensure their voices are heard as this project moves forward.
For more information >> greenescenemagazine.com/lets-talk-about-the-robena-data-center
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducer: Vicky HughesProducer: TR MahleHost: Shelly BrownHost: Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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Pull up a chair and join us for a truly special episode of The GreeneScene Podcast! This month, hosts Shelly Brown and Dolly Throckmorton sit down with two people who are practically institutions in our community: Jim Behm, owner of Behm’s Auction & Real Estate Service, and his "right arm," Vicky Hughes.
Jim and Vicky have been best friends since they were teenagers, and that lifelong bond shines through as they share the rich history of their business. From the days when auctions were the social highlights of the county to the modern era of online bidding, the Behm family has seen it all.
In this episode, we’re talking about:
Family Roots: How the business evolved from livestock brokerage to a premier auction and real estate service.
The Auctioneer’s Craft: Jim shares the physical demands of the job (including auctions so cold the water bottles froze!) and even treats us to a live auctioneer impersonation and a tongue-twister warm-up.
Hidden Treasures: The incredible stories behind selling a piece of the Hindenburg and one of West Virginia's very first license plates.
The "No Bid" Policy: Vicky tells us about the surprises that turn up during spring consignment sales and why they eventually had to set some ground rules!
Pivoting with the Times: How the team navigated the COVID-19 pandemic by taking their expertise into the digital world.
Jim reminds us that while some days you feel like "the only one winning is the wall," there is no other industry he’d rather be in.
For more information about Behm's Auction & Real Estate, visit behmsauction.com.
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducer: Vicky HughesProducer: TR MahleHost: Shelly BrownHost: Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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In this episode of The GreeneScene Podcast, our hosts Shelly Brown and Dolly Throckmorton are joined by a familiar face in Greene County, Mike Belding. As a former County Commissioner and proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Mike brings a wealth of experience to a topic that has been buzzing around our kitchen tables and social media feeds lately: the role of local government in business and industry development.
Inspired by Mike’s latest "Towne Square" article in the GreeneScene Magazine, we’re pulling back the curtain on how new businesses (like the recent car wash and the proposed data center) actually make their way into our community. We dive deep into the misconceptions often found online and discuss the "guardrails" that guide our Planning Commission. 
In this episode, we explore:
The Reality of Growth: Why commissioners don’t "pick and choose" the businesses that come to town.
The Zoning Conversation: A look back at the 2021 zoning rejection and what it means for property owners today.
Behind the Scenes: Demystifying NDAs (Non-Disclosure Agreements) and how Tax Abatements really work to build a stronger taxable future for our county.
Being Good Neighbors: The importance of communication between new industries and the community.
Whether you’re a lifelong resident or a local business owner, this conversation about the balance between private property rights and the collective needs of Greene County is one you don't want to miss.
Read Mike’s full article here > https://greenescenemagazine.com/towne-square-governments-role-in-business-industry-development/
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducer: Vicky HughesProducer: TR MahleHost: Shelly BrownHost: Bret MooreHost: Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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Pull up a chair and join Shelly and Dolly for a heartwarming conversation that’s sure to get your taste buds tingling! This week, we’re sitting down with Barry Nelson, Financial Secretary for the Knights of Columbus in Waynesburg. Barry shares his journey from the local mines to the heart of the St. Ann social hall, where he helps lead the community’s beloved Friday Fish Frys.
We’re diving deep into the history of the Knights, both here in Greene County and around the world, and discovering how a simple fish sandwich turns into life-changing support for our neighbors. From providing coats for local children to supporting our brave fire departments, every meal served is a step toward helping someone in need.
Barry gives us the "inside scoop" on this year’s menu (yes, there’s Halušky!), discusses the logistics of feeding hundreds of hungry neighbors, and even shares a few laughs about the early days...including the time the hot oil proved to be a bit too much to handle.
To place your order on a Friday during this season of Lent, be sure to call > (724) 627-7568 | Ext. #5.
Location > St. Ann Church (St. Matthias Parish), 232 E. High St, Waynesburg, PA.
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducer: Vicky HughesProducer: TR MahleHost: Shelly BrownHost: Bret MooreHost: Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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On this episode of The GreeneScene Podcast, hosts Shelly Brown and TR Mahle sit down with Guy Hostutler, president of the Warrior Trail Gobblers chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), to talk about conservation, community, and cultivating the next generation of outdoorsmen and women.
Guy shares how the NWTF got its start in Greene County back in the 1990s, a time when turkey populations were low, and how dedicated conservation efforts helped bring them back. From planting food plots to creating and maintaining proper habitats, the organization’s mission goes far beyond hunting. It’s about stewardship.
You’ll hear about the annual “Jakes Event,” held before Pennsylvania’s main turkey season, where young hunters learn ethical practices, how to build turkey calls, and how to respect wildlife and their habitats. (Fun fact: young male turkeys are called “Jakes,” and young females are “Jennys!”)
The conversation also touches on the powerful friendships formed through NWTF programs, the importance of conservation education, and Shelly’s personal admiration for turkeys...especially the way they walk! This episode highlights how the NWTF is making a lasting impact right here in Greene County.
Learn more about the Warrior Trail Gobblers at > https://greenescenemagazine.com/the-warrior-trail-gobblers-jakes-and-the-nwtf/
Upcoming Events for the Warrior Trail Gobblers:
- Hunting Heritage Banquet: March 21, 2026
- Annual Jakes Event: April 25, 2026
- Veterans Hunt: May 2, 2026
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducer: Vicky HughesHost: Shelly BrownHost: Bret MooreHost: Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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In this episode of The GreeneScene Podcast, hosts Shelly Brown and Bret Moore sit down with Andy Shaner, innkeeper of The Denny House in Waynesburg, PA. What starts as a conversation about running a beloved local bed and breakfast quickly turns into a fascinating journey through Greene County history.
Andy shares how his background in serving others made the transition to innkeeping a natural fit, and he dives into the rich legacy of the Denny sisters, who were three remarkable women that helped shape Waynesburg’s cultural and educational landscape. From studying music in London and France to playing on Waynesburg College’s basketball team, these sisters were pioneers in education, music, and even the women’s suffrage movement.
You’ll also hear the story behind the home’s unique construction, the resilience of the historic carriage house, and the lasting impact of the Social Service League, including a touching personal story from Andy about how the organization once helped his own family.
Learn more about The Denny House and its new innkeepers at > https://greenescenemagazine.com/the-denny-house-welcomes-new-innkeepers/
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In this episode of The GreeneScene Podcast, hosts Shelly Brown and Bret Moore sit down with Chris Clark, Veteran Services Specialist with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to talk about Together With Veterans and the critical state of veterans mental health.
Chris, a retired Sergeant Major with the PA Army National Guard, shares his personal journey through military service, life after the Army, and why this mission is deeply personal. The conversation explores veteran suicide statistics, the lasting impact of September 11, 2001, and how issues like depression, fight-or-flight responses, and alcohol misuse affect so many veterans.
They also discuss how Together With Veterans has grown in Greene County, the importance of peer connection, and why simple efforts like Coffee With Veterans are making a real difference by giving veterans a place to belong and resources to lean on. With Greene County home to a large veteran population, this episode highlights why local action, awareness, and community support matter more than ever.
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Executive Producer: Pam MarisaProducer: Vicky HughesHost: Shelly BrownHost: Bret MooreHost: Dolly ThrockmortonAudio Editor/Manager: Jacob Ahlbrand
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